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A6 road to Derry "could open" by end of April

There has been widespread frustration over delays to the long-awaited A6 road, which was due to open last autumn. The 15-mile stretch is part of the A6 upgrade linking Derry and Belfast. The new stretch of road mostly runs parallel to the existing ...

01 Feb 2023 at 16:33

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County Derry environmental issues influenced Seamus Heaney's writing

Seamus Heaney HomePlace in Bellaghy will host a talk shedding light on how the County Derry environment and its pollution influenced Heaney's outlook and writing. It will explore how Heaney’s poems not only focused on nature but also advanced ...

04 Jan 2023 at 14:33

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Co Derry residents threaten action to stop major road works

A row is brewing between residents of Dungiven and DFI chiefs ahead of this weekend's planned closure of the A6 at the newly constructed Dungiven roundabout. Residents say they will 'take action' to stop the works proceeding if the DFI ...

17 Aug 2022 at 17:33

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County Derry road may not fully open to traffic for months

It could be months before the new A6 dual carriageway and bypass of Dungiven fully opens to traffic, it has emerged. Work to dual the A6 between Drumahoe and Dungiven, including a bypass of the north Derry town, first began in ...

21 Sept 2022 at 09:33

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A6 Road to Derry likely to exceed £220m budget

The new A6 road linking Derry and Belfast is likely to exceed its original £220m budget by a predicted £30m, a Department for Infrastructure (DfI) official has said. There has been widespread frustration over delays to the ...

03 Feb 2023 at 15:33

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